As Ghana's political season heats up, moments of wit and naked honesty frequently stand out at campaign rallies. At the New Patriotic Party (NPP) Final Rally, a JoyNews journalist discovered an unexpected gem of humor while interviewing an avid party member.

Amid the sea of ecstatic chanting and waving flags, the journalist approached the supporter and asked a simple question: "What is one Dr. Bawumia policy that stands out to you?"

The response? A dramatic pause, a curious gaze, and the cryptic reply, “Do you want the truth?”

The journalist leaned in, eager for what seemed to be a moment of deep reflection. But the supporter’s next words took everyone by surprise: “3y3 Zu.”

For a brief while, the crowd exploded in laughter and cheers. "3y3 Zu," a famous slogan of the opposition party, the National Democratic Congress (NDC), was an ironic and unexpected answer during an NPP rally. It was more than simply a funny quip; it was a reminder of the vitality and humor that define Ghanaian politics.

While the supporter's response lacked substance, it demonstrated the lighter side of election campaigns, in which even the most ardent political supporters find time to add humor into serious debates.

As the event progressed, the incident spurred internet discussions, with many complimenting the fan for his ability to lighten the mood. It also served as a subtle reminder of the value of informed political debate.

This short encounter in Ghanaian politics exemplifies the colorful and dynamic nature of election season. While amusing, this moment emphasizes the need of voters becoming deeply involved in the policies that shape the nation's destiny.



Source: JoyNews